The Bondfire.
One system.
Actors gather. Pressures converge. The loop accelerates. Then the same machine breaks—and gets rescued.
Script & caveat
One system. Gromen's scenario. Promises and politics keep deficits large. China and other investors recycle less into Treasuries. Oil and copper shocks keep inflation pressure alive. A I borrowing and credit losses add stress. Higher yields. Higher interest costs. More deficits. More debt. Forced selling breaks the collateral engine. The Fed and Treasury step in. Gromen's ending: dollar debasement. Hard assets rise. Liquidity is not automatically M two. This ending is disputed.
A visual dramatization of Luke Gromen's October 2, 2026 thesis, not a verified forecast. Grouping is a visual abstraction: these actors are not literally the same balance sheet. Supply shocks do not mechanically raise real yields; liquidity support does not automatically cause M2 growth or dollar debasement. The ending is disputed.
How it was made
One native Psychopomp Scene Plan—not a reel. All actors, connecting paths, subgroup formation, accelerating packets, explosion and reconstitution share one continuous clock. The original four causal groups remain visible at the perimeter during the rescue. Sparse Piper narration; captions are optional.
1920×1080 at 60 fps, temporal motion blur, normalized audio. The same Treasury orb survives the story: it bursts, then reassembles as support arrives. Built with Psychopomp.